Apollinaire: the lyric and the adventure
In 1847, Walt Whitman, scribbling in his notebooks, put down a proposition that runs, manifesto like, through a considerable portion of the poetry written […]
Month: December 2018
Apollinaire, the streets, and time: non-Storyform version
I threw into the noble fire With human hands made of that pyre That void socketed dead man beneath, That past, and worshipped within me […]
Apollinaire, the streets, and time
I threw into the noble fire With human hands made of that pyre That void socketed dead man beneath, That past, and worshipped within me […]
Mismatch Politics: Macron’s strategy
In politics, hate is not enough.
Our economic emergency – and Macron’s
In the state of economic emergency, proclaimed last night by our fearless leader, we look for comedy where we can find it. I found it […]